考克斯圆桌会议道德资本主义crtmoralcapitalism-1.pptVIP

1600 – 1750 Capitalism begins and grows prosperous in Holland, England and Scotland An Inquiry into the Origins and Causes of the Wealth of Nations Adam Smith, 1776亚当-斯密 1830 - 1840 Abuses of capitalism –(dark, satanic mills of Manchester; Ebenezer Scrooge) 共产主义Communist Manifesto Das Kapital Karl Marx马克思 1880 - 1980 Non-communist response: welfare state capitalism Bismark’s reforms Free trade unions John Maynard Keynes / New Deal Japan, Inc. 非共产主义阵营的调整改善 1991 - 2003 Collapse of communism共产主义破产 Rise of CSR企业社会责任出现？ CRT Principles for Business (1994) Global Compact (2000) Moral Capitalism (2004) Stephen B. Young Self Assessment Framework – Criteria Matrix Other-Regarding The Moral Sense Self-Regarding Self-Interest Considered upon the whole Self-Interest Narrowly considered Basic physical and Ego needs Stewardship Service The Moral Sense Exploitation Power for common good; Ethical leadership; Kyosei Fear Power only for self Dysfunctional Leadership Cosmos The Basic Self Virtue Self interest STRATEGY GROWTH INNOVATION MANAGEMENT KYOSEI INQUIRERS UNIFIERS PRAGMATISTS RULE-BENDERS ASPIRATIONS (LEVEL OF NOMATIVITY ) BUSINESS RESULTS (LEVEL OF FACTICITY) Copyright Caux Round Table MARKETADJUSTMENTS IMPLEMENTATION Business Culture Dynamic CRT Principles for Business Seven Principles: ? 1. Recognize stakeholder constituencies ? 2. Create wealth for development of the world ? 3. Act with sincerity, candor and truthfulness ? 4. Respect the law 5. The World is one economic community ? 6. Sustain the environment ? 7. Avoid corruption and illicit dealings CRT Principles for Business Stakeholder Constituencies ? 1. Customers ? 2. Employees ? 3. Owners/Investors ? 4. Suppliers ? 5. Competitors ? 6. Communities Caux Round Table Principles for BusinessSignificant Ethical Traditions:Congruence Amidst Diversity CRT General Principles Ethical Vision of The KoranPrinciple 1: The Responsibilities of Business